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Yahoo
16 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Bears have two of the least watchable games in 2025
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, but there will be no shortage of challenges given their second-most difficult strength of schedule that features slates against the AFC North, NFC East and two contests agains the rest of the NFC North. recently examined the most and least watchable games on the 2025 schedule. And while the Bears didn't have any games make the most-watchable list, they had two contests on the least-watchable list -- the Bears' Week 10 game against the New York Giants and Chicago's Week 15 contest against the Cleveland Browns. Advertisement Using their BWI (Bookies Watchable Index), the Bears-Browns game received a a score of 30.7 while Chicago's least watchable game is against the Giants (30.35). While there's plenty of excitement surrounding the Bears heading into 2025, due in large part to the duo of Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams, the same can't be said for their opponents on this list, New York and Cleveland. The Giants finished with a 3-14 record, which earned them the fourth overall selection in edge rusher Abdul Carter. Meanwhile, the Browns are also coming off a 3-14 campaign, where they landed defensive tackle Mason Graham at fifth overall. Both teams have questions, particularly at the quarterback position, while expectations are high for Williams in Year 2. While the Bears have one of the most difficult schedules in the league, including games against the Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles, there are some winnable games on the schedule that should help make head coach Ben Johnson's first year a success. Follow Bears Wire on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram This article originally appeared on Bears Wire: Chicago Bears have two of the least watchable games in 2025
USA Today
16 hours ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Bears have two of the least watchable games in 2025
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, but there will be no shortage of challenges given their second-most difficult strength of schedule that features slates against the AFC North, NFC East and two contests agains the rest of the NFC North. recently examined the most and least watchable games on the 2025 schedule. And while the Bears didn't have any games make the most-watchable list, they had two contests on the least-watchable list -- the Bears' Week 10 game against the New York Giants and Chicago's Week 15 contest against the Cleveland Browns. Using their BWI (Bookies Watchable Index), the Bears-Browns game received a a score of 30.7 while Chicago's least watchable game is against the Giants (30.35). While there's plenty of excitement surrounding the Bears heading into 2025, due in large part to the duo of Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams, the same can't be said for their opponents on this list, New York and Cleveland. The Giants finished with a 3-14 record, which earned them the fourth overall selection in edge rusher Abdul Carter. Meanwhile, the Browns are also coming off a 3-14 campaign, where they landed defensive tackle Mason Graham at fifth overall. Both teams have questions, particularly at the quarterback position, while expectations are high for Williams in Year 2. While the Bears have one of the most difficult schedules in the league, including games against the Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles, there are some winnable games on the schedule that should help make head coach Ben Johnson's first year a success. Follow Bears Wire on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
Chicago Tribune
20 hours ago
- Sport
- Chicago Tribune
Chicago Bears announce dates for practices in Lake Forest open to the public
Fans looking to get a glimpse of the Chicago Bears under their new coaching staff will have 11 opportunities to do so this summer in Lake Forest. Seeking to rebound after a disappointing 5-12 regular season, the Bears, under the direction of new head coach Ben Johnson, have announced their 2025 training camp schedule. The slate includes 11 practice sessions open to fans at their Halas Hall headquarters. The first practice that fans can watch is set for Friday, July 25. That will be followed by sessions on July 26, 29, 30, 31, and August 2. They are all set to begin at 8:30 a.m., reflecting a start time one hour earlier from last year. Five additional practices are scheduled between August 7 and 15, including joint practices against the Miami Dolphins on Friday, August 8 and the Buffalo Bills on August 15 at 10:30 a.m. ahead of preseason games against those opponents at Soldier Field. Beyond watching quarterback Caleb Williams preparing for his second NFL season, plus catching a glimpse of the rest of the players, the Bears will offer a series of fan-friendly interactive activities on the Halas Hall campus, including many aimed at children. Some players will be available to sign autographs following each practice, according to the team. Tickets are free and will be available starting July 9 at 10 a.m. through but walk-up tickets on the specific days will not be available. Practice sessions could be closed in case of inclement weather. The team will also have three private community practice sessions available only through invitation. 'Training Camp is one of the most special moments on the Bears calendar. It's a time where our team sharpens their focus, builds chemistry and sets the tone for the season ahead,' Bears Senior Vice President of Fan/Guest Experience and Stadium Operations said in a statement. 'It is also a chance to bring out fans into the experience, allowing them to witness firsthand the dedication, preparation and intensity that fuels the Chicago Bears. The energy at Halas Hall during camp is electric, and it is powered by the passion of Bears fans who show up, year after year, in support of the upcoming season. We are thrilled to welcome our fans back to Halas Hall ahead of an exciting season.' Free parking will be available at Hawthorn Mall in Vernon Hills with shuttle service starting 15 minutes ahead of the gate opening and continuing for two hours after practice, according to a team statement. The team will continue a prohibition of drop-offs near Halas Hall, including ride-sharing services. The Bears moved training camp to Halas Hall in 2020. Lake Forest Community Development Director Catherine Czerniak noted the 2025 operation will look similar to previous years. 'Everything has gone very well the past few years since training camp shifted to Lake Forest,' she said. 'We don't anticipate any changes, and we look forward to hosting Bears fans again this year.'
Chicago Tribune
4 days ago
- Sport
- Chicago Tribune
Chicago Bears' training camp includes 11 practices open to public — and Family Fest is back at Soldier Field
Chicago Bears fans will have 11 chances to watch Caleb Williams and the rest of the team practice during training camp at Halas Hall in Lake Forest this summer. The Bears announced their training camp schedule Wednesday morning, with rookies reporting for camp on July 19 and veterans reporting on July 22. The schedule includes 11 practices at Halas Hall that are open to the public with a free ticket. Those 11 open practices include two crossover practices, one each with the Miami Dolphins and the Buffalo Bills. The first practice will be on July 23, while the first practice that is open to the public will be two days later on July 25. Fans will need a free ticket to watch the open practices at Halas Hall. Tickets will be available at 10 a.m. July 9 at Fans are not allowed to park at Halas Hall. Instead, fans can take a free shuttle bus from nearby Hawthorn Mall. Drop-offs and rideshare services to Halas Hall will not be allowed. Additionally, the team's Family Fest practice at Soldier Field will make its return. The Bears will hold an additional practice open to fans on Aug. 3 at Soldier Field. Tickets for Family Fest will go on sale on July 11, with more information available at The Bears did not hold a Family Fest last year due to scheduling conflicts. The two joint practices will be a highlight of training camp. First, the Bears will host the Dolphins on Aug. 8. A week later, they'll host Josh Allen and the Bills on Aug. 15. Amid the monotony of practicing against teammates every day, those joint practices can be a welcome change for players. 'The way I viewed those in the past has been, it's a good opportunity to break up camp a little bit, controlled setting, yet high, high intensity,' Bears coach Ben Johnson said this spring. 'I think the competitive nature of just about everybody, once you get in between those white lines against an opponent like that, it goes up another notch.' The joint practices will take place a day before the preseason games at Soldier Field.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Caleb Williams dances with Hollywood actress Madelyn Cline as breakup whispers with Alina Thyregod grow louder
Caleb Williams was seen dancing with Hollywood actress Madelyn Cline (Getty Images) Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was recently captured dancing with actress Madelyn Cline at a music festival, igniting further conjecture about his relationship with Alina Thyregod. Rumors gained traction after Williams participated in the F1 Miami Grand Prix without Thyregod and was spotted with models. Despite these gossips, he still follows Thyregod on Instagram, and past photos featuring her remain on his profile. Chicago QB's love life under fire as Caleb Williams parties with Madelyn Cline A momentous sighting of Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams enjoying himself at the Summer Smash music concert in Chicago has triggered considerable arguments, particularly concerning his relationship. Williams, the former No.1 NFL draft pick, was observed dancing in close proximity to Hollywood actress Madelyn Cline, as per the New York Post. — PolymarketBlitz (@PolymarketBlitz) A video of their interaction at the Saturday event quickly got around online, showing Cline in a black crop top and grey jeans, while Williams wore a casual white T-shirt, both apparently immersed in the festive aroma. This public display comes with swirling rumors concerning Williams' relationship with his high school sweetheart, Alina Thyregod. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Sharp Design, Smoother Drives. Toyota Glanza Learn More Undo Gossips of a potential breakup began to emerge on social media in May, apparently after Williams attended the F1 Miami Grand Prix race without her. A clip posted on X further fueled these conjectures, portraying him arriving at the event and stepping out of his car with three models. Despite the constant rumors, it's worth noting that Williams maintains his Instagram following of Thyregod, and past posts featuring her, including those from November 22, 2023, are still on his account. The couple had announced their first anniversary in October, a milestone Williams publicly admitted with a heartfelt Instagram post. Williams also recently uploaded glimpses from the Summer Smash on his Instagram, captioning his post "FWU #summersmash." This follows his appearance at the Coachella Music Festival in April, for which he also uploaded snaps, writing "Yeatchella movie." As in the meantime his Coachella photos included friends and solo has been conspicuously absent from his recent social media updates and public outings, contributing to the ongoing breakup conjecture. Also Read: 'I race real athletes, not YouTubers': Tyreek Hill accuses IShowSpeed of clout-chasing as Olympic race crumbles in public meltdown Nevertheless, Williams himself has not made any official statements about his relationship status. As these personal narratives unfold, Williams is simultaneously preparing for his second season with the Chicago Bears, aiming to improve his rookie year performance of 3,541 passing yards and 20 touchdowns. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
